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STEM-teacher: a teacher for the future

Abstract

The article addresses the following questions: teachers training for the work in STEM paradigme; difficulties the teachers face with; the new role of a teacher in the process of teaching in STEM format; the content of the professional development and the teachers requalification programs

About the Author

Marina M. SHALASHOVA
Educational Institution «Moscow City University»
Russian Federation

Doctor of Sciences (Education), professor, director of Institute
of Continuing



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SHALASHOVA M.M. STEM-teacher: a teacher for the future. Educational Policy. 2020;(2):34-38.

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